9747722

Methods for Teaching and Instructing in a Virtual World Including Multiple Views

PublishedAugust 29, 2017
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Technical Abstract

Patent Claims
20 claims

Legal claims defining the scope of protection, as filed with the USPTO.

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1. A method for providing visual instruction to a user of a system, the system including a user imaging system and output adapted to couple to a display device to provide an output display to the user, including to guide user body motion, comprising the steps of: receiving first user positional information from the user imaging system, generating a first mirror image of the user positional information utilizing the first user positional information from the user imaging system, generating a first instructional image having the same positional orientation as the first mirror image of the user positional information, and generating a composite output display including the first mirror image of the user positional information and the first instructional image, wherein the first mirror image and first instructional image are non-overlapping and wherein the first mirror image is the sole image of the user in the output display.

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2. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 further including a second instructional image in a mirror image orientation to the first instruction image.

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3. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 2 wherein the second instruction image depicts a different view of the first instruction image.

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4. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 3 wherein the different view comprises a back side view of the first Instructional image.

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5. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the first mirror image of the user positional information comprises an animated character.

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6. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the first mirror image of the user positional information comprises an avatar.

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7. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the first instructional image comprises an animated character.

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8. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the first instructional image comprises an avatar.

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9. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the first instructional image is provided in real time.

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10. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the user body motion includes limb motion.

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11. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the user body motion includes whole body motion.

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12. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the instruction comprises exercise instruction.

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13. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the instruction comprises rehabilitation instruction.

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14. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the imaging system includes a camera.

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15. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 14 wherein the camera is a color camera.

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16. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 14 wherein the camera is a depth camera.

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17. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein the output display further includes textual annotation.

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18. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 17 wherein the textual annotation relates to the position of the instructional image.

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19. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 1 wherein an image is subject to dynamic state change.

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20. The method for providing visual instruction to a user of claim 19 wherein the dynamic state change includes obscuring another image.

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August 29, 2017

Inventors

MARTIN ADLER
Ravi Komatireddy
Richard Hicks III
Joseph Mares
Spencer Hutchins

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